Lake Superior Railroad Museum

Events at this venue

Today
  • Lake Superior Railroad Museum Celebrates its 50th Anniversary

    Lake Superior Railroad Museum 506 W Michigan St., Duluth, MN, United States

    Save The Date – Special presentation on those 50 years and the people who were there. April 11th 6:30pm in the Lake Superior Railroad Museum.

  • Jazz at the Depot

    Jazz at the Depot
    Lake Superior Railroad Museum 506 W Michigan St., Duluth, MN, United States

    Half-off admission to the museum includes the jazz show, so only $6 per person. There are no pre-sales, simply come down and enjoy the Jazz show!

    $6
  • Jazz at the Depot

    Jazz at the Depot
    Lake Superior Railroad Museum 506 W Michigan St., Duluth, MN, United States

    Half-off admission to the museum includes the jazz show, so only $6 per person. There are no pre-sales, simply come down and enjoy the Jazz show!

    $6
  • Jazz at the Depot

    Jazz at the Depot
    Lake Superior Railroad Museum 506 W Michigan St., Duluth, MN, United States

    Half-off admission to the museum includes the jazz show, so only $6 per person. There are no pre-sales, simply come down and enjoy the Jazz show!

    $6
  • Jazz at the Depot

    Jazz at the Depot
    Lake Superior Railroad Museum 506 W Michigan St., Duluth, MN, United States

    Half-off admission to the museum includes the jazz show, so only $6 per person. There are no pre-sales, simply come down and enjoy the Jazz show!

    $6
  • Jazz at the Depot

    Jazz at the Depot
    Lake Superior Railroad Museum 506 W Michigan St., Duluth, MN, United States

    Half-off admission to the museum includes the jazz show, so only $6 per person. There are no pre-sales, simply come down and enjoy the Jazz show!

    $6
  • “The Depots of Duluth: Rail-related Architecture of the Zenith City”

    Lake Superior Railroad Museum 506 W Michigan St., Duluth, MN, United States

    Local historian and author Tony Dierckins’ new book is Duluth’s Grand Old Architecture 1870 – 1940. It’s a massive effort that chronicles the city’s homes, offices, theatres and downtown skyline with the stories behind the buildings. Tony will give a special presentation on Duluth’s historic railroad architecture.